 | Charles Williams - 1878 - 418 頁
...return of some of our scouting parties at sunset from the eastward gave the Muscovite artillerists an opportunity, of which they were not slow to avail themselves, of keeping their hands in. Accordingly they practised on the few horsemen with half a dozen shells, which... | |
 | Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society - 1896 - 552 頁
...the foe, some of whom had by this time gained possession of one of the corner towers, which gave them an opportunity, of which they were not slow to avail themselves, of making an end of the gallant fellow who had done such execution with his shot gun. The men were now... | |
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Viceroy to this province, many of them had an opportunity, of which they were not slow to avail themselves, of demonstrating in a practical manner the sincerity of their loyalty. 